Q. What forces does a force sensor read?
Answer
A force sensor measures all forces, like compression, load, tension, torque, pressure and weight, acting on an object. This sensor is integrated into machines like lab balances and industrial scales to control their sensing capacity and yield accurate results – that is imperative for an industrial process.
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